[SOLVED] 404 File not found is always displayed
Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2017 3:41 pmI have just flashed the example / demonstration of the server.
After booting the ESP12E, I see the AP that has been created and I connect my laptop to it. So far so good.
Then I try to connect with Chrome to http://192.168.4.1/wifi but all I get is
The board print on the UART a lot of messages, and amongst them I found more than once
It seems as if the espFsInit is not called, but looking at the user_init function I see that it is indeed called.
Does anyone have idea what might be wrong?
SOLVED: The problem was that the espFsInit returns an error code and does not complete successfully. Meaning that the file system is not correctly created. I guess I have to figure out why is this happening.
After booting the ESP12E, I see the AP that has been created and I connect my laptop to it. So far so good.
Then I try to connect with Chrome to http://192.168.4.1/wifi but all I get is
404 file not found.
The board print on the UART a lot of messages, and amongst them I found more than once
Call espFsInit first!and
/index.tpl not found. 404!
Redirecting to hostname url http://esp8266.nonet/.
It seems as if the espFsInit is not called, but looking at the user_init function I see that it is indeed called.
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//Main routine. Initialize stdout, the I/O, filesystem and the webserver and we're done.
void ICACHE_FLASH_ATTR user_init(void)
{
os_printf("\nSystem started\n");
stdoutInit();
// ioInit();
wifi_station_disconnect();
wifi_set_opmode(0x3); //reset to AP+STA mode
captdnsInit();
// 0x40200000 is the base address for spi flash memory mapping, ESPFS_POS is the position
// where image is written in flash that is defined in Makefile.
#ifdef ESPFS_POS
espFsInit((void*)(0x40200000 + ESPFS_POS));
#else
espFsInit((void*)(webpages_espfs_start));
#endif
httpdInit(builtInUrls, 80);
#ifdef SHOW_HEAP_USE
os_timer_disarm(&prHeapTimer);
os_timer_setfn(&prHeapTimer, prHeapTimerCb, NULL);
os_timer_arm(&prHeapTimer, 3000, 1);
#endif
os_timer_disarm(&websockTimer);
os_timer_setfn(&websockTimer, websockTimerCb, NULL);
os_timer_arm(&websockTimer, 1000, 1);
os_printf("\nReady\n");
}Does anyone have idea what might be wrong?
SOLVED: The problem was that the espFsInit returns an error code and does not complete successfully. Meaning that the file system is not correctly created. I guess I have to figure out why is this happening.